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My Apologies to the Chef

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WINONA FIGHTER – MY APOLOGIES TO THE CHEF – ALBUM REVIEW

Nashville may be better known for other musical genres, but that hasn’t stopped Winona Fighter from making a ruckus with their sharp punk bangers. Indeed, a stream of standout singles has built a reputation that their debut album, ‘My Apologies to the Chef’ is only going to accentuate.

Call it pop punk if you want but don’t pigeonhole a band that is showcasing a developing sound capable of taking over the world. These songs are absolutely gigantic and are sure to leave an indelible mark on a revitalised music scene.

Smart lyrics with biting delivery are married with rowdy guitars and sky high melodies as the trio perfectly blend those genres of pop and punk with incredible ease.

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None of the fourteen tracks that make-up this outstanding record breach the three minute mark, Winona Fighter precisely know what they are doing, and you can expect this record to deliver exactly what it needs to do.

Whilst you can pinpoint the likes of ‘Subaru’, ‘HAMMS IN A GLASS’, ‘R U FAMOUS’ and others as so-called highlights, the reality is this album simply flies by without a bad song in sight. As far as opening salvo’s go – this one is just what it should be – a warp speed sonic onslaught of pop punk goodness!

If you are not already aware of Winona Fighter, you soon will be. They make their UK live debut at Slam Dunk and on this evidence they will be the ones to watch come May.

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